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So what does the original "Idol" have that others don't?"Like all great revivals," Mr. Brooks noted, "it put a new spin on a TV staple."His wife, Sharifa, his mother, and his sisters were seated around a dish of rice and spinach.

The wheels spinning too hard.

She'd already felt him, fretful and needy and clumsy but cool as wax, move her this way and that, her hips rising, her fingers on the knobs of his spine and on his shoulders and on his knees, the strangled noise he made trying to hold himself back, her hands not strong enough for his head, her legs hooked behind his heels, the carpet scratching her back, boxes and crates and motor parts the only items to look at except for a face empty as a hoop.

A jolt surged through her, static sizzling up her spine.

That was the world--a spin of fire and smoke and wind and sweets to eat in the dark.

The train swept along the curve of a blind river (one of the city's twelve). Long after the curve had passed from vision, it boomeranged back, remained imprinted on his inner eyes, two spinning black half-moons.

No Face laughed a spiral up Jesus's spine.

Now, the Loop-jammed train would follow Central River, the spine up Central's back.

Voices spin above him.

He feels a flutter in his spine, his back, his shoulder blades.

Maybe it was the bus wheels spinning clean and sure, taking her away from the nightmare behind her.

There was the raw hiss of tires spinning on ice, and for a moment, Gabriel saw the long fingers of the weeds reaching for him, close enough to touch.

We are carried through the rivers of the underworld, spinning and sinking, ripped by the beaks of snapping turtles, tangled in bottom weeds.

The calf bawled and bawled but Aletha's eyes never left the line of river trees; she stood with her jaw clenched and her spine as straight as a hoe handle.

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